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Recent Developments in Exporting Agricultural
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– Law firm specializing in trade and investment with offices in Brussels,
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– Adjunct Associate Professor, NUS Law School
– Blogger, AEC Blog, http://aseanec.blogspot.com
– Advisor to Singapore and Thailand on FTAs
– Advisor to Timor-Leste on accession to ASEAN
– Involved in ASEAN matters since 1992
• Author of articles on improving ASEAN Economic Community
• Author of books on ASEAN institutions and Rules of Origin in ASEAN
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common text
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Penh in 2002
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investment
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normal track
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• China to have highly sensitive track tariff
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• Customs valuation
• Advance rulings
• Review and appeal
• Consultation and publication
• Authorized Economic Operators
• Post entry audit
GIZ, 2017
10. China
Product label
China's imports from All Sources
Value in 2011 Value in 2012 Value in 2013 Value in 2014 Value in 2015
% Growth 2011-
2015
Oil seeds and oleaginous
fruits; miscellaneous
grains, seeds and fruit;
industrial or medicinal ... 32020530 38582565 42626755 45891074 39817320 24%
Cereals
2015943 4750662 5053759 6174883 9349598 364%
Animal or vegetable fats
and oils and their cleavage
products; prepared edible
fats; animal ... 11540146 13040937 10822945 9118235 7894883 -32%
Meat and edible meat offal
3411422 4107752 5929656 5843857 6798207 99%
Fish and crustaceans,
molluscs and other aquatic
invertebrates 5587562 5488977 5993593 6583728 6335959 13%
Edible fruit and nuts; peel
of citrus fruit or melons
3035471 3807879 4100716 5144096 6009606 98%
Residues and waste from
the food industries;
prepared animal fodder 3102286 3047901 3654224 3980903 4427217 43%
Beverages, spirits and
vinegar
2556626 3102473 3058402 2973599 4281448 67%
Preparations of cereals,
flour, starch or milk;
pastrycooks' products 1625763 1945785 2583892 2809754 3842636 136%
Dairy produce; birds' eggs;
natural honey; edible
products of animal origin,
not elsewhere ... 2657866 3251392 5245216 6490336 3303849 24%
GIZ, 2017
Source: Trademap
11. Thailand
Product label
China's imports from Thailand
Value in 2011 Value in 2012 Value in 2013 Value in 2014 Value in 2015
% Growth 2011-
2015
Edible vegetables and
certain roots and tubers 957773 1248244 1447761 1718406 1706224 78%
Edible fruit and nuts; peel
of citrus fruit or melons 749310 1058429 1295043 1105369 1168638 56%
Products of the milling
industry; malt; starches;
inulin; wheat gluten 316677 308924 570867 726724 616301 95%
Cereals 255662 161123 235870 484869 476542 86%
Sugars and sugar
confectionery 191449 584982 75631 220799 251095 31%
Fish and crustaceans,
molluscs and other aquatic
invertebrates 127691 152403 164663 171184 166177 30%
Residues and waste from
the food industries;
prepared animal fodder 51430 51698 63302 104978 129439 152%
Miscellaneous edible
preparations 24187 37948 82549 99033 103899 330%
Preparations of
vegetables, fruit, nuts or
other parts of plants 22251 30513 35687 49484 66915 201%
Preparations of cereals,
flour, starch or milk;
pastrycooks' products 17975 19790 24470 27450 33311 85%
GIZ, 2017
Source: Trademap
12. Cambodia
Product label
China's imports from Cambodia
Value in 2011 Value in 2012 Value in 2013 Value in 2014 Value in 2015
% Growth 2011-
2015
Cereals 2 3006 19033 31690 68946 3447200%
Edible vegetables and
certain roots and tubers 0 5343 12846 25654 22080 313%
Products of the milling
industry; malt; starches;
inulin; wheat gluten 0 1964 349 4040 8561 336%
Residues and waste from
the food industries;
prepared animal fodder 0 0 0 1930 4905 154%
Fish and crustaceans,
molluscs and other aquatic
invertebrates 2564 3828 3343 3852 2401 -6%
Sugars and sugar
confectionery 0 1 0 898 1039 103800%
Tobacco and manufactured
tobacco substitutes 27 0 0 0 814 2915%
Cocoa and cocoa
preparations 0 0 0 568 746 31%
Edible fruit and nuts; peel
of citrus fruit or melons 120 310 2 460 172 43%
GIZ, 2017
Source: Trademap
13. Laos
Product label
China's imports from Laos
Value in 2011 Value in 2012 Value in 2013 Value in 2014 Value in 2015
% Growth 2011-
2015
Cereals 11928 21560 32868 44078 62324 423%
Products of the milling
industry; malt; starches;
inulin; wheat gluten 113 2200 4426 6863 18437 16216%
Oil seeds and oleaginous
fruits; miscellaneous
grains, seeds and fruit;
industrial or medicinal ... 9069 9956 14553 18469 17070 88%
Live animals 300 0 0 892 2787 829%
Lac; gums, resins and other
vegetable saps and
extracts 1284 1790 1532 1516 2094 63%
Coffee, tea, maté and
spices 279 337 530 1341 1172 320%
Beverages, spirits and
vinegar 529 599 622 847 799 51%
Residues and waste from
the food industries;
prepared animal fodder 2 0 0 405 426 21200%
Miscellaneous edible
preparations 0 0 534 501 199 -63%
Vegetable plaiting
materials; vegetable
products not elsewhere
specified or included 135 210 178 189 143 6%
GIZ, 2017
Source: Trademap
14. Myanmar
Product label
China's imports from Myanmar
Value in 2011 Value in 2012 Value in 2013 Value in 2014 Value in 2015
% Growth 2011-
2015
Oil seeds and oleaginous
fruits; miscellaneous
grains, seeds and fruit;
industrial or medicinal ... 37442 56962 65529 66647 66471 78%
Fish and crustaceans,
molluscs and other aquatic
invertebrates 58279 59676 55057 50716 32382 -44%
Edible vegetables and
certain roots and tubers 17567 21772 17079 17092 27323 56%
Edible fruit and nuts; peel
of citrus fruit or melons 32526 35888 21081 20598 21137 -35%
Cereals 6131 6483 9426 14682 17313 182%
Residues and waste from
the food industries;
prepared animal fodder 2451 2243 5777 3495 3890 59%
Sugars and sugar
confectionery 2422 2436 1927 2014 1801 -26%
Vegetable plaiting
materials; vegetable
products not elsewhere
specified or included 593 1106 1356 1219 1061 79%
Coffee, tea, maté and
spices 428 996 871 702 782 83%
Beverages, spirits and
vinegar 4 0 120 84 61 1425%
GIZ, 2017
Source: Trademap
15. Vietnam
Product label
China's imports from Vietnam
Value in 2011 Value in 2012 Value in 2013 Value in 2014 Value in 2015
% Growth 2011-
2015
Edible fruit and nuts; peel
of citrus fruit or melons 421831 527035 608610 763087 924389 119%
Cereals 123591 682130 616298 626112 732330 493%
Edible vegetables and
certain roots and tubers 402748 525118 341905 341880 386068 -4%
Products of the milling
industry; malt; starches;
inulin; wheat gluten 137993 184801 124705 125612 183581 33%
Residues and waste from
the food industries;
prepared animal fodder 21539 52536 92659 94551 118372 450%
Miscellaneous edible
preparations 7486 11148 9462 17136 88649 1084%
Coffee, tea, maté and
spices 77321 93750 66215 101606 84676 10%
Fish and crustaceans,
molluscs and other aquatic
invertebrates 45454 55238 68439 89661 80996 78%
Preparations of
vegetables, fruit, nuts or
other parts of plants 4610 3400 10169 14841 21461 366%
Preparations of cereals,
flour, starch or milk;
pastrycooks' products 3290 6032 11995 14056 17027 418%
GIZ, 2017
Source: Trademap
17. Agricultural Imports into China
GIZ, 2017
Source: Trademap
Animal
18%
Cereals
9%
Fish
6%
Oilseeds
39%
Processed
19%
Vegetables
and Fruits
9%
18. Thailand and CLMV
GIZ, 2017
Source: Trademap
Animal
0%
Cereal
23%
Fish
3%
Oilseeds
1%
Processe
d
13%
Vegetabl
es and
Fruits
60%
Thailand
Animals
1%
Cereals
28%
Fish
4%
Oilseeds
3%
Process
ed
18%
Vegetabl
es and
Fruits
46%
CLMV
20. Why do these problems exist?
• Are these government related problems?
• Are these problems caused by other
factors, e.g., logistics, seasonal issues?
• Does the export procedure work better or
worse with certain countries?
GIZ, 2017
21. How to Address Market Access Problems?
• Government?
– National? Provincial? Local?
– Role of home government
• Chambers of Commerce/Associations
• Importers
• Consumers
• Formal or informal approaches?
GIZ, 2017
22. Potential Solutions
• Product-specific MOUs
• Localization of testing and certification
• Transparency in standards
• Capacity development
• Internet trade portals, data repositories
• Industry-government institutions
GIZ, 2017